Pros From a strictly biological point of view, your 20s are the best years for conceiving and carrying a baby. read more
Starting a family in your 20s just isn't DONE these days. When my husband and I go out with our daughter, we tend to be among the youngest parents in the place. It doesn't tend to bother me; I've always been a bit of an old soul, and I can relate just as easily with a mom 10 years my senior as a co-worker of the same age. read more
In terms of fertility, it doesn't matter if you start trying to get pregnant in your early 20s or your late 20s, according to Judith Albert, a reproductive endocrinologist and scientific director of Reproductive Health Specialists, a fertility center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. read more